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    It is the common judgement of all creatures that live by ... — Carmelics
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    It is the common judgement of all creatures that live by reason that God is eternal.

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    It is the common judgement, then, of all creatures that live by reason that God is eternal. So let us consider the nature of eternity, for this will make clear to us both the nature of God and his manner of knowing. Eternity, then, is the complete, simultaneous and perfect possession of everlasting life; this will be clear from a comparison with creatures that exist in time.

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